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4 NIuhborn In.tice.

a Prescott, A. T..dispatch of Octo-
Der 3Id, says.
Deputies Tackctt aud Burton left with
the rrwksburys for Tonic Basin to-day,
where they will have ~ preliminary
examination before Justice Meadows.
who refused to allow them to waive eX-
animation. They had been committed
to jtil to awai;e examination. This
stubbornuess Of Meadows. in refusing
TO allow the accused to waive examina.
ton, causes a heavy cost to the county
in milcnge for tue District Attorney and
Sherif's deputies. Meadows excuse is
that he never had n chance to make
anything out of the county anu will Not
let this slip.
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,.oItncaI Parties la New Yor,,.

The New Yorker, who cannot fluid n
ticket To suit HIM nt tho State election
this year, must ind cd l., hard TO
please. There RFC the Democratic.
Republican. Prohibition. United Labor.
Union Inbor and Socialist. 70 these
was added yesterday u full Gtcenbnck
ticket AMI probably there will he nm
American ticket before tho end Of the
mouth. An Effort was made 20 place q
National Reform ticket in the field. but
ut the convention OF the party. which
WAS called ut Syracuse. Tuesday. only
One delegate Wa on hand. Whether or
not this enthusiastic rciormcr organized
himsrit INTO convention, nni uumin.
a;ed binissIf for each and every Office
10 be- filled Ills fall. is not reported 10y
telegraph. 80 at this distance IL il not
yet known whether another ticket bns
been added TO the list in New York or
not.
The real contest ~ the ensuing cleo.
ton is bstwron tho Democrats aud 10.
prhltc1rr, The other p~nriiga having
10 hope vhntayof Of sgccoss. thn Re-
pubIeau', knowing that thc Democratic
ranks 0w 6lrd mrtply With working
people, % TACT which proscs that Il is
the rary Of Ill" m1sr's, hope TIM; tic
l. Lot parties MI draw De. y,ly from
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SuGdcn TTnnssormn,Ion.

a story comes from Cleveland. Ohio.
Of n vory pretty young Indy having been
suddenly transformed into an old wo.
man. Sho WIS wiih her bcirothcd.
visiting IN electric light establishment.
4 honkrn wire OF her hustle lpd worked
Dhrr ulh her droas uuprrcriy,I and
while passing 1lon,. the wire cane in
contract Hi'h one II The powerful cicc.
tic machines. Har lmui resting on nm
iron bnr nt tic uuio completed tho cir.
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The Gem Hotel.

Attention is called to the new and at-
t~raciiye advertisement Of the Gem Hotel,
which appears elsewhere in this issue,
and which, in every respect, is l. OF
the best in the State, The proprietors
have spared neither pains nor expense
in providing for the comfort of guests,
and all who have occasion to stop
ut this house will find everything
FIRST class. When you are in town give
the Gem 4 call.
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Isnd EIecn There himself.

"Who are youG' he gnsped. rs the
rays OF u magic lantern flashed in his
face.
"A burglar" was the cultural re-
sponse.
What do you want?"
Your money!"
81 have non l just got back from
Saratoga, where 1 spent the Summer"
81 see, l see" murmured the burglar,
with . sigh. 1--WE been there myself.
Here's five dollars. Good night
philadelphia North American.
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Following is q list of letters re.
manning in the Postoilice at Elko, Sat
urday, Oct. 1, 1881.
Brandt William, Blanchard W,
Evans William, Jose Francisco Dias,
Johnson T L, McCandl-v = f.,
Mooney Mrs Mary. 10y Peters Prince,
Succory James, T~nngcrmnnn W II. (2)
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised"
JAS. +. SMITH +. NJ.
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- She InsaIlcS

The incnrsCrtion of Mrs. Briggs, wife
of State Senator Briggs, Of White Pine
county, in Dr. Carries private insane
asylum at Stockton has ted to the lady
bringing suit for divorce aud also to the
publication Ot u great variety VI con-
ilirtIng stories as TO the cause and cir.
rumsta' ccs of her confinement in the
mad. house.
"Ehe truth y ing at the bottom Of this
whole umitrr has not yet been told"
said Alr. NcIZbach, of Thornton X
N~lvrIh"eh. attorneys for Mrs. Briggs.
And since Nh. Briggs has been SO in
jud.cious as to dash into type don't
know hut it Is just that his wife should
have her say i'll order that n public
opinion against her may not BE- created.
There's a woman ut the bottom of the
business"
"Why should Senator Briggs want to
have his wife locked Up?"
THAT is where the woman in the case
figures. Briggs motive was that he
wanted to marry another woman. lie
was engaged 10 her, contingent upon
getting n divorce from his wife. The
woman is Ellen Ray, of Stockton, n
widow, l believe. She hus herself told
II number Of people about this remarkn-
bic engagencnt.-[ Virginia Report.
Curious HevcIntions.
\ San Francisco dispatch of the 18th
instant says:
In tine Superior Court yesterday
afternoon in contempt proceedings
against Attorney LowcnihnI and others,
papers were produced, which had been
trkcn from the sHfe in the store OF
Quon Chuck by the foreman of the
Grand Jury, Stewart Mcuzes, who was
armed with u search wnrrnn. issued by
Judge COtrry. One OF the papers was a
document written in Chinese md urge
the members Of u certain organization Il
subscribe money for defending them.
selves against their enemies. The sub
scrirtio's aggregated over $4,000.
Among the expenses incurred were, 1t,
torney, $4,000; Judge Toohey, 5000; n
present on the arrest OF All Chuck, so.
n present to Detective Coz, $iGJ; for
revolvcrs, S20l; armor and breast plates
SGT.
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cult. and she received n shock from the
affects of which she has grown within
a week to be an Old lookiog
with "a harsh. cracked voice and pseNish
aud Irritable disposition. Her hair is
white and she is nearly deaf.
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At Albany New York the follow
ing State ticket was nominated by the
Grrrnback party Tuesday: Fer Sccre-
tary OF State, Thomas X. Becchcr; for
Comptroller, Sylvester Trip; for State
Treasurer, j. Madison HALL; for State
Engineer and Surveyor, Edwin Still
man.
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A New York dispatch Of the eth in
slant says: The Socialists and Anarch-
lists are determined to hold II meeting
in Union Hall IN Wednesday night in
spite Of police Interference, and IL con.
hict aud a repetition Of the lIsymarket
tradcsy III Chicago is highly probable.
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APPLICATION FOR PAT
EMF.
mo. S6l.7
L.. S. Land Oar" at Eurcka. Noyala.
July a. lssI.

-or,cr - urpruv c,vpS -u,, w,,
n lam ". CIisHnIiu whose rr.II'nrr III
post uns,, address Il. salt Lake CAV. In SALT
Lab, County. Utah Territory. rs. mad. ,puu-
cation for a United Et,i,s Patton, for IA. nj,
Ga. t. Isrls ui.Irr claim. ..tu.t, IA P,,n,r
y uiug District. FIEo County. state Of Se,H-
ia. consisting 81 1869 linear feet Of IN. l,I,
aud suTfac. ground 90 Ervtwtir. IYin. Int or
Survey 40. spAuL Described 10 the r.ld mole.
AMI plat 81 the ualaiAl survey un al. I'm mn.
office. with msrn,ttc variation at 4; d,p-c..
east. as i,IIow... Communicating ,tt-.t NJ
thu Sp1ta.r,s.rriy ror.-r % the claim. from
which T. e. quart, rE,r0t,u gu. Lrf J.,Nr,u and
,ou.ruou tu sg.,.n. : aud .. Tuwrsb,r II
Su.,r. u.au.g 20 last. Mt. B..llo N,r,E,B-
heats = p, deg l. min L mn f.. ,I.rrr
Thence rui ming $ = deg Sd min 7a,t..t tn
.hr south side post. t.,n.s deg 70 min =
.lY feet Co r,,t 10. q. fi. -..n....tr,I, ,.,,,-
of 4c cl.tn.fl cus, \. de- i5mtuW a.f,c,
Co post -. o. the Sur,U ,at,rly ,uru,ruf IL.
calm: JI-a,, = q deg ~ uau " CID feet 10 tAr
:,...a -.a, ,.st. .L,us, = . "A ..nw -,
n,stp post ~. Z. ur S~u.lA-aoi,ry corner
u.rar ,ra.n. .u. n.ru.. $ o. g.. 90 min > .n
ly.i rp aid poe, No l.. thu rI.-, OF nrs.uuny
gu4tb.rIugA total area Of IN.,I A.re>, al Of
WL.g4 o. t..4..gL aud aIp aaI for. I'm. Errn lu
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born.

MoopY:-At Oaino, October >, 1887. to
the vile Of George Moody, II daughter.
ltEATHMAS:-Iu Wells, New. Oct. ),
1887, to the wife Of Frank H~cathman,
n daughter.
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the Democrats, thereby giving the Re-
publicans an easy victory, aud there
are good reasons for the belief that
these hopes will be realized.-TSilver
State.
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county, school FUNDS.

Following is the Fourth Quarterly
Apportioument Of County School Funds
to the several public schools of Eiko
county:
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APPLICATION FOR PAT
ENT.
no. SEQ.
e. & LsuI um0,s, rrr,t, y,,.J,

U.s. iSn4 uni0 A. EurcEa Scyada.y
jay -. l--s.
N"lIIE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT Will
~ ltm ~. Chisholm. vhu., FCsigru'a ~
i"si rHir" ~H!irr-s IL SIT Lake OF, In ,.,
Lax" County Utah TERRITORY. has male ,rrI,.
Gallon fn5 . Tinted Stats Patent ,p- uo ~,
'I'ul' inl" mining claim. rltu,tr In p,,n,.
Mining District, Eiko County. stat. 81 NJ.
ia. consisting Of l5nu linear feet ,f,bc t,,a,
and '1ria'" ground rUp feet viii. hahn, I,o-
survey S". ~ aud ~Goscuh,Iin IN. C.,t ,o,..
am par e Ia" "aiciiI survey un Me I'm thts
"''.'' WIN magnetic Va, ,-.,.., -, ,r,.r.
''''' n'I"I!"Ts: COMMENCING =, post ~,
Ut. '''"''"'''N corner "t a." claim. and
running theme" \ - deg - min W Igst t,,t
I''' w. = th" South. westerly corner of Il.
'I'i'Nr lT"m which the Section corner ca,,m,,
W ''' ''I"''n sections 4, T. . aud 40. Town.
mp - ~ Rang" 20 T.. M. DI,bio N.-idi.,
o'''' y ~ "'R b. fcot distant. thence y IA
"'s u mn " "Hir"i To pOEt 40. >. the North.
"'N'fIJ corner % tho claim. thence n a J.,
.' i"'" EI"p foot" post No. 4, tho Nnttb
'A'''fy r"rn'r ~ Ia" claim: thcnr. x 10 dec
- MN E"" ic"i 10 snlI TuEt No. 1, tho p,s,o
~ "'E'nhlnH' continuing = Total hrc, nf 10 ~
aero, nil OF which ~ claimed and .rrII,t TO-
Tue area In conflict with the "EIL," i,Io L.,
d. moi being excluded at cyrru.I from, s.I
"Pi'''a'on. From the mlddl. of tho ~cast,,ry
'"d liht II -aid Rel Cloud lode claim t,oaI..
'''''y point 81 sid claim bear. 8 - deg Al
"'h " GOD foot distant. Tho said minu,.
'''l" b'iuE Of record ~ the omoc Of tho Couu.
y TO 'idrt u Sail Elku County. Ne,ad.. a..
"m''' recorder ofsaid mining dIarriri. NJ gIs,
III bio County. Nevada. The nearest known
'''H''"h' being tho Mammoth" lot AZ. IN,
'h'8 'htoi" lot 30. Tho "Elko'' Tot o.. AMI
'""'l W"s'orn' lode mining claim. IN m.
Same d,alrirt.
any 'nl "' PERSONS claiming Adversely any
p"tll"n "fsid u,d Cloud mIno. or surface
ground, arc required to G1o their ,Iyc,.oc,.tn..
with Ne" Register OF tho unltrI g,,,.. Ian,
once 81 Eureka. IN tho State ~ Scy,I, d,,.
in@ VI" t,N'y days publication horcot o, ,hoy
w'I h' barred ~ virtue Of tho provisIon, Of
The Statute. ."
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20 Gents "a pnIr,

! have on hand about 100 pairs
ladies 2 button Kid Gloves, siIca G, o.,
'''' ana Ga, which I will close out nt
'"' above price. Don't miss this chance
o. getting n pair Of Kill Gloves cheap.
wv NJ KrtsuARr.
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Only way TO do this is TO talk Of IL; to
write fit; to boast of it; praise and
patronize rYcry home industry: keep
your money in the country and iudu,c
others to como md do the came. Do
not Pntronizo outside in stitutions in
preference to your own, md before YOU
know il tho
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ELKO
Nj. REIN HART.
$500 REWARD.

Th" above reward will be paid fr tho rros,
'nh conviction NJ any party or parties foupo
Fnil'y 81 stealing. Milling or ruunipg o,
hii"rius brands or mAtks Of any IIy, ,,,,,
belonging 20 SBy sambor Of the Nova, H.,
Stock Aasrcla,un.
GEORGE RUSSELL. President.
H.. 4. NIXON, Secretary
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|
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King {! Consumption
Every Bottle ". % s'S 10
strengthen The Bronchial ruhrs, SilSy iuh'm-
nation aud cleanse the LnnSs Of impurities.
Gives Satisfaction i iEr to PF gsii IL.
your Lung Rcstorcr SANTA ANY. T.. citing
with ;.-gc sale. anI gives universal s~'ti.fHc-
ton. ", Z. SrarnNNfoS. Druggist, bEccAcn.
ridge. Colorado"
The Best Il ,.afrr s 1:,Il &SIr@I's. ' T'a:
uouu,c 1t the lest cough Remedy on tn" u7r-
k,I. W. T.. DEHE.r y Co. druggists Astoria.
Oregon"
p,o,rso tits tho only remedy that gives
i'''""H' Instant rglGyi, aud, therefore. i
preferred 20 all others.
Those who have used ii re cf M ~.
die. ar giving satisfaction, rwiA customer
with bronchitis saysIti, the only remedy that
| gives instant relief. sEugELLS CuvEE. Drug.
Ets's. EIv,ridc, Cal"
| I,y, " . the pleasure 'oiUfgrriloI
ii"'C that your preparations AZ" iHc"t-
ing with large sales. . We hear
Nothing but praise i ins a." "@I h' to
nsc them. SASscAwES 4 Co., Druggists. VI
saIia. Cal"
NotOvcr-cStimatcd p SSia %"s fn "a =
Hnicc Dissatisfaction whoa used ~ directed, Or
money refunded. hut one bottle returned
from 300 sold Ia California the ir-i year.
That it will accomplish the end drsir.l In
all affections Of the Throat and Lung
II will aud yoa not ou'y WAL not De-
VIII without It yuUrrclf. hut wl.
recommend it to others. A. tIou-sn,Is have
"our, who have tTi"i 'vcrSthiuR else "a ,.lu.
S M""i'y IL = m1 .a s p. Tl@,F Convince you
aud the ,riHius Inn u one dollar can IlrcLa,,
arw,Iy that vail stand between ynu AMI uuJ
II tie must drAIfHl "i Human Ils.
20 Circulars seat !..o. ,~oa,.tulas A,.cI
description.
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LInKK Suicides.

A Chicago dispatch dated Nov. 10,
$3.50 A. N. snyS: Louis Lingg. the bomb
maker. has just committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head
while i'll his cell in the. county Jail.
How he secured the weapon with which
the decd wHs committed il n mystery,
thoroughly searched yesterday, aud to
all appearances the guards that sat in
front Of his cell have watched him eyery
minute. Lingg has always beeu re-
gaIded as the most desperate Anarchist
Of the lot. 1t was he who mauufnc.
tured the bombs for the HayIuarket
riot, and in whose cell the bombs were
found last Sunday.
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ruE NEW Io.x VICTORY.
A.. CITIZEN,

The Stnte election in New York yes
terdHy marked The end OF war politics.
The Republicans nominated Colonel
Fred Giant for Secretary Of State upon
his fathers war record. His decisive
defeat is proof that the generation now
voting lives in the present. 1t reveres
the heroes Of the War for the Union. as
it Teveres Washington and Miles Stand
ish, but il declines " immediate its liT-
ing interests on the grave of n dead
Issue. The accounts of the war are
closed and filed away in the national
archives. The present generation will
defend the Union. # need be. like its
predecessors. but it will not stand still
in a Chinese ancestor worship.
New York may now fairly be called
a Democratic State. Since Cleveland.
Ave years ago, carried it by the largest
majority in American history, every
year has brought u Democratic victory.
No such unbroken series OF. triumpLs
for one party had ever been known
there before since the Rebellion. The
success Of one party in 'ona year had
usually been tie prelude to the SUCCESS
OF its rival the next New York is sill
q State that he's to be fought for. but it
is no longer a doubtful Stale when the
Democrats nominate good candidates
md do good work, With Cleveland in
the Geld next year. the result will be
known on the'day the convention nd
j%ourns.
After this election. with ordinary in
dustry, the Presidency is safe. II New
York can be carried as 1t was yesterday
against all the adverse circumstance
then existing. 10y any majority at all,
Cleveland can carry it by ut least So
600. And the electoral votes Of New
York for Cleveland mean four years
moro Of honest observation-disclosures
iner.
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American EnIerpTIsc.

Under the above head the New York
Mali and Express Of October 3rd says:
The surprising speed with which the
Beethoven Piano Co., OF Washington,
n. j., have come to the front il emphn-
sized by their making a single ship
ment Of one hundred and forty Organs
to fill orders, which made a train of
sight cars. all OF which were transferred
to the "City of Richmond" which
sailed Saturday last for Liverpool.
This is tn" largest single shipment ever
made BY an Organ manufacturer 10
Europe to fill orders. and denotes great
enterprise and push. II also shows
that we need not Genuine our expo IT'S 10
natural products.
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The R.pub,ie.a majority on join. bal
lot In The Neu Jsrs-y Legislature 10 IL.
ATrIeoAIy

Yesterday the fact that . leading
State Official MAS lying drunk in the
Station House Vas y subject Of general
comment on the street. he wa taken
thsr- tile evening before in . 1T Of
deiirium trewens. A . who IL elected
to = State Ofiee ought not to disgrace
his trust and disappoint we'll wishers
by such acts. He owes it not only to
himself but to the men Who lnbored for
him in the campaign. to give = god
account Of his stewardship while in
ofice.-GApPeal.
II the above be true the case would
furnish a good subject for a trial Of the
recently enacted law to prevent official
drunkenness. BY the why. who is this
5. U. who 80 far iorgets his duty to the
people who elected him IA to per"ist in
rendering himself unit for the trust re-
posed in him by a persistent system OF
d~ebaucbery7
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The E~Iectiens.

From yesterdays dispatches We con-
donse the following:
Tho returns indicate that Foraker
plurality for Governor OF Ohio will be
below 20, ZOO. Ho has run about 5000
behind the ticket. The Labor vote In
the State may rsnch $4,000.
In New York Cooks (Dsm.) MAORI.
" for Secretary OF Stato over Grant,
CRep., IL estimated at 10.G66, a loss OF
t6s below HIS majority for Cover.
nor.
Anes' plurality over the Democratic
for Governor Of Massachusetts
il 1900.
The Republican plurality 10 Pennsyl.
Vania over the Democratic candidate
for Treasurer is 3G.sg6, a Democratic
gain Of $3.50 over the last general cleo.
lion.
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In1ormatIon wanted.

Under date OF Oakland. Nov. o. 1887,
We this morning received the st0lloN-
ing: 80. = o..
To II EDrr,R: Ny: son Charles, 81.
Macdonald. between Is aud l6 years OF
age. left home on June 10th telling
other boys be Was going to salt Lake.
He has dark or brown hAiE. seven or
eight India ink marks on his wrist.
also n soar oil the palm Of his right
hand, caused by a toy pistol. He is
rather small but stout built. We are
very anxious To hear OF his whereabouts
il alive, aud il anyone can give any
information of him his parents will he
very grateful.
Address,
JAMES MAcDoNALD,
o42. Thirty-fourih Street,
Oakland, Cal.
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COMMISSIONERS, PROCEED.
INGS.

The Board OF County Commissioners
met Monday. Nov. 7th, and after dis
posing Of the claims presented publish.
ed yesterday transacted the following
business. Present. Messrs. Honeyman,
Bradley and Bird.
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved.
Ordered transferred from Cash Con-
tingent to General Fund the sum Of
5 $1,000,
Ordered transferred from INDECENT
Fund t, Salary Fund the sun Of So,
coo.
The two petitions from the citizens Of
Star Valley wero laid over until Deem
Der meeting.
The cash in the County Treasury was
counted and found to correspond with
the Auditors books.
Upon complaint Of Mrs. H. s. futile,
1t appearing that by an error she was
not allowed n reduction Of $1,000, Wild
" Dowery, from her assessment which
she was entitled to. Therefore .he
Board ordered that the ss,ae b. s"owed
and that the Clerk notify the Auditor
md Treasurer to that effect.
Report Of A. G.. Dawley, Road Re-
viewer, approved.
Upon motion L "a 9tdrro3 aha; 6.
IL. Henley be, and he is hereby Suthor-
lied to furnish Mrs. Banks, an indi-
gent person. with provisions to the
amount Of S2O. aud present his bill to
the county for the game.
No further bnsinr@7 appearing. the
Board GijGn-usd 81 Monday, December
s, 1887.
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the ANARCmIsTs HANGED.

ESPECIAL 10 IBE IaDEPENpEHT.l
CHICAGO, Nov. LITTLE four Anarch.
i"'S' Spies Parsons Ensle and Fischer,
were hanged here to-day ut II 90 4. ".
There vas NO disttrbancc or attempt at
riot ss the authorities had made ample
preparation 20 pSessITs the peace had
any outbreak been attempted.
Governor 0glssbyG pomnuted the SEN
lsncs Of Fielding md schwab 10 i'm
priSonmsnt for life.
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best known 70 the Nssrs. 0'NSl. !
predict that The thousand dollars NOS
any other sun ~in srer b dsPoiisd
where it can nnd its WAy into the pos.
session Of the man who stands ready 10
comply With the conditions Of the pub
lished Offer.
1 shall be surprised IL the terms Of
the offer are not speedily changed from
An oner to pay for the arrest, To Fan
Offer to pay for the arrest and con.
s%tetiOn; then the money is safe. for as
Bolton committed no orsnSe agaiH't The
0'Ssfs he can never Be convicted OF
their charge.
A. CIIrxRN.
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JnY Gould Frightened.

A New York piper prints n story in
which it n the departure OF Jay
Gould for Europe with the approaching
execution of the Chicago Anarchists.
The story says the Anarchist leaders
Hxed upon Gould ns the man who by
the bold and liberal use OF his enormous
money power conld stay the hand OF
justice and prevent what they look up.
on rs the slaughter OF martyrs. He re.
ceived n number OF threatening letters
and became thoroughly frightened.
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Sullivan Dseiars, I~IIm.a,r.

A Queenstown dispatch Of the 9th
says: john l.. Sullivan Expresses him.
self as very indignant at the lsugung,
used by KilrAin aud Mitchell. He say.
that he wants to fight both Of them In
the tame ring. lie believes that Smith
~ q better man thin Kiltain. aud de,
olnres that he means TO return 10 Amer.
"a as champion Of the world or die
here.
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a Mall Schoonnr Wrecked.

a Norfolk. Va, dispatch Of the 9Th
says: a fspo;: h"5 ISc1 'Pceir.l her.
That ihS schooner Ocean Bird, Of Wash.
ington, n. C., Capt. Edward c. DaaieI.
carrying mail between GugsheSd, Man
teo and Elizabeth City, sank during u
storm OH Monday night in Pnsquatank
river md all oil board were lost. 1t is
thought there were ten passengers on
board.
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L

About ri, feet in height; weight It's
or $50 pounds ago about So years:
black hair; very heavy black moustache;
dark compleIioni very light blue eyes;
wears No. 6 ok6M BOOT has a habit Of
keeping his. handsin his pockets, When
last sesn had on n light suit Of clothes
and broad brim. white hat.
80 'ao' W. T. o'NETL. :
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took place on ,TS~GdsJ. the following
numbers drsr the principal price;
Capital prize, 7l.4il; second. es.sss;
third. Tolls. Numbers 1921 aud
Q 1888 won $1,000 each. Numbers
1896. 69.O56. si.+s6 and 1855 won
$1,000 each.
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J]ustifIabIS suicide.

Magistrate, ITO prisoner)-w What i'm.
PEELED you to attempt suicidef Prison.
er-1t was a conversation I overheard,
sir, on the boat coming down from Troy.
One Of EN- said: "who's 90 duckJi''
Tho other said; Use 90 ducky. whose
ducky ia oo?" SO happened TO have
some deadly poison in my pocket aud I
swallowed II.
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A New York dispatch Of the 9th In.
slant says: In the elections yesterday
the Democrats carry New York City
and State by at least 80, 900 majority.
They also carry Maryland, Virginia aud
Mississippi. and show. heavy gains in
PENNSYLVANIA, which IL, however,
claimed by the Republicans. The Re.
pubIicans carry Ohio. Iowa and Massn.
chuseIts by a reduced majority. New
jersey probably went Democratic.